In her address at an event hosted by the NHRC here to mark the Human Rights Day, the President also underlined that cyber crimes and climate change are new threats to human rights
C3S said data from January to November had confirmed 2024 is now certain to be the hottest year on record, and the first in which average global temperatures exceed 1.5 degrees Celsius
The world has no doubt moved ahead on its journey to build a low-carbon economy and this cannot be reversed so easily
The case, though not binding, is expected to spell out what countries are legally required to do to combat climate change
India home of about 17.8% of global population, its contribution to climate change less than 4%, said JS, MEA Luther M Rangrezi to ICJ
Rao said the RBI has been proactive to mitigate the climate change risks that may impact the financial system
Ethanol producers in particular are hoping sustainable aviation fuels will provide market growth
Mariners pushing for wind power say investors used to view them as something of a joke, but as they pioneer a comeback for sail-powered cargo ships, they're having the last laugh
To hit $2.6 trillion - approaching the annual economic output of France - the world needs to close an annual gap of $278 billion, after just $66 billion was invested in 2022, the UN said
A key agreement at Baku was on establishing high integrity carbon markets, following a breakthrough on establishing standards for a centralised international carbon market
In the decade up to 2023, sea levels have risen by a global average of around 4.3 centimeters (1.7 inches), with parts of the Pacific rising higher still
The statement has come in the wake of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to cancel the award of tungsten mining rights in Madurai district
India, she said, was rising and the world was acknowledging the country's role in various sectors, including defence. The country was moving towards indigenisation and self-reliance to keep the armed
Two weeks of acrimonious negotiations in Azerbaijan's capital Baku resulted in a deal for $300 billion in annual climate finance by 2035
India's revised NBS-AP has done well to set 23 well-advised targets conforming to various global biodiversity-related conventions
COP 29 president pushed decisions despite objections, citing procedural norms
Article 6 provides trusted and transparent carbon markets for countries as they collaborate to reach their climate goals
Estimates tell us that we need at least $1.3 trillion per year by 2030, India's Chandni Raina, Adviser, Department of Economic Affairs said
The $300 billion figure, however, is a far cry from the $1.3 trillion the Global South has been demanding in the three years of talks
The agreement, clinched roughly a decade after international talks on forming the market began, hinged on how to ensure credibility in the system so it can reliably lead to reductions in greenhouse